Tracing handshakes
Think of someone whom you shook hands with (or hugged, made any sort of contact with), then think of someone who they've shook hands with and so on. If you trace this chain of handshakes, who is the most interesting or surprising famous/historical figure in this chain?
@diligentShade426
Whoa O.O
@diligentShade426 probably this guy💖

Quite possibly ;)
@diligentShade426 Oh... this is just like the 6 degrees of separation experiment! I like to think I’m the most surprising and interesting historical figure in this whole chain of handshakes—mainly because... SURPRISE… I’m not a historical figure at all. Which, in itself, is kind of shocking. Right?
@azurePond 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 I hope I've had a shadow handshake by the great pond 😁💖
@Tinywhisper11 
Here is a ghost hug for the Great Tiny Whisper<3
@azurePond yaaaaay💖💖💖 I felt it 💖
@Tinywhisper11 now if I could just have your autograph please💖💖 if you could just sign here on the line ...........
@Tinywhisper11 





@azurePond thankyou for your autograph😁😁😁 *whispers so no-one can hear me 🤭 pond just signed a cheque😂😂😂😂
@Tinywhisper11 
Relatable. ;)
@azurePond 😂😂😂 damn! Who else can I get to fall for my trap🤔🤔
@Tinywhisper11 Idk start with someone who has a bank ac for starters.. I don'tt even have one lol🤣
@azurePond 🤔🤔 ok good plan
@diligentShade426
My mom shook hands with one of the USA presidents tho I don't remember which, you could find some really cool or shocking people from that.
@7Bear7 I shook hands with an American Diplomat once... so... we could be linked in this chain of handshakes.
If you've shook the hands of someone globally famous, its most likely a free for all and you can name anyone. I have some interesting ones in my "family tree" of handshakes: Martin Luther king jr, muhammad ali, the queen of England, Winston churchill, Neil armstrong, hitler, Donald trump, Albert Einstein, Marilyn Monroe... just shows that these aren't just characters in a screen or in our books, they're real people who share the same world as us and we often don't fully digest that. I find it fascinating